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http://www.virayoga.com Some want a yoga studio where they can burn off some calories and work out some street. Others want a near-religious experience. If being at one with the universe is your bag, try a class here. More >>
http://www.vnsny.org The largest not-for-profit home health care agency in the nation, the century-old VNSNY makes approximately 2 million home visits a year. All nurses are equipped with handheld computers that contain each patient's complete medical record (a potentially hefty affair since the majority of clients are over 65). More >>
http://www.vnsny.org The largest not-for-profit home health care agency in the nation, the century-old VNSNY makes approximately 2 million home visits a year. All nurses are equipped with handheld computers that contain each patient's complete medical record (a potentially hefty affair since the majority of clients are over 65). More >>
http://www.vitality.com A awellness clinica on the Lower East Side, Vitality strives to alleviate the stresses of Manhattanites by providing nurturing services that cleanse and invigorate. Whole body treatments include massage, reiki, and low UV tanning. The bar offers a few different flavors of oxygen as well as wheatgrass juice. Yoga and consultations offered as well. More >>
http://www.nyabortion.com With a second Bush term looming, the amenua of procedures here may be fatally limited, but for now, the clinic provides free pregnancy testing, the morning-after pill, the RU-486, and abortions for women up to 24 weeks. Minors are encouraged (but not forced) to get parental consent. First trimester abortions run from $350-$450. More >>
http://www.nyhrc.com Frequented primarily by afocuseda Wall Street businessmen, the Whitehall Street branch of NYHRC caters to them by providing a business center just in case they need to get back to work at any point during their workout. Whitehall Street also includes three squash courts and an organized round-robin tournament. Look out over the Hudson River while you run on a treadmill. More >>
http://www.ryancenter.org The multilingual staff at William Ryan provides dental, mental, HIV, radiology, geriatric, adult, and pediatric care on a sliding scale; of the 35,000 patients a year who come to the clinic, more than half are uninsured. Last year, the center was awarded a $285,000 Relief Grant to offer counseling to relatives and friends of 9-11 victims. More >>
Living in New York does little to promote an active lifestyle, and outside of gyms, the city can seem quite bereft of recreation. How can one hope to enjoy the excitement of playing sports without having to suffer all the inconvenient consequences, like shortness of breath, heart palpitations, and breaking a sweat? XS New York offers the sedentary an alternative to the tedium of real exercise with gizmos like life-size baseball and soccer video simulators, a virtual skateboard machine, and an entire floor given over to a laser-tag course. There's even a bar that's open on weekends, in case the action gets to be a bit much. More >>
http://www.brooklynyoga.com There's more in Red Hook than longshoremen and real estate speculators: There's yoga! For your whole little family of real estate speculators, too, since they offer kids' courses. More >>
http://www.yogamandali.com Everyone is welcome at this studio (even babies); there are classes for every level of experience designed to ease students into the flow of Anusara yoga. More >>
http://www.yoga-people.com Here's a place for the old-fashioned Brooklyn bohemian: yoga with a real "yoga" vibe, where the focus is on bliss and spirituality as much as on fitness and movement. More >>
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